Special reports

Vijay Desiraju, Celonis, explains why process intelligence can help capture value in the upstream industry.

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) revised its forecast for 2025 average US benchmark Henry Hub natural gas spot prices upward following a cold end to February.

Latest analysis from Westwood Global Energy Group (Westwood), the specialist energy market research and consultancy firm, reveals the extent of financial and logistical hurdles for North Sea decommissioning.

Centrium Energy Solutions, an oil and gas chemical supplier, has announced it has developed a domestic distribution model that solves critical challenges in sourcing, logistics and performance.

J. Andres Chavarria, Luna Innovations – OptaSense, USA, and Veronique Mahue, Silixa – a Luna company, UK, present an outline of available analysis tools to assess conditions in producing wells.

The US Senate has voted on a resolution that would overturn the Biden administration's proposed fee on methane emissions, according to Reuters.

Richard Toomes, Strategic Business Development Manager, and Matthew Offenbacher, VP Marketing and Technology, AES Drilling Fluids, argue that a holistic viewpoint of drilling fluids’ impact on the drilling process is required to drive efficiency.

Arun Karupaiah, Celeros Flow Technology, outlines how OEM equipment manufacturers and specialist engineering companies are providing practical technological solutions and additional support to help mitigate fugitive emissions.

The report reveals the challenges facing the oil and gas sector amid an ageing workforce.

The US Energy Information Administration has predicted that worldwide production of petroleum will grow more in non-OPEC+ countries in 2025 and 2026.

Forecasted progress of the UK’s decarbonisation is impressive, with predicted reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 58% by 2030, 68% by 2035 and 82% by 2050, against 1990 levels, but not reaching net zero.

The US Senate on Monday 3 February confirmed Chris Wright, a fracking executive, to be President Donald Trump's energy secretary.

According to Rystad Energy, upstream merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is expected to slow significantly in 2025 following two years of record-high transactions driven by US shale mergers.

According to the research, two in three energy professionals say their leadership views cybersecurity as the greatest current risk to their business.

US President Donald Trump issued a flurry of orders within hours of his inauguration on Monday 20 January 2025 intended to boost the nation's already record-high oil and gas production and unwind former President Joe Biden's climate agenda, reports Reuters.